Last week, in honor of World Mental Health Day (Oct. 10), we
announced a special collaboration with Rakeem Miles, creator of Action Figure
Miles (AFM), a clothing brand with a mission to shine a light on mental health.
The AFM x Halo collection is a creative mash-up of two heroes, the Master Chief
and Action Figure Miles, featured in unique and colorful designs that share
uplifting messages of strength, perseverance, and heroism. Soon you can join the
mission to spread this message of self-care, love, and mental health awareness
with this comfortable and cool collection.



We’re excited to drop the first four pieces of the collection in
the <a href="https://gear.xbox.com/pages/halo">Halo Gear Shop</a> tomorrow,
October 21st! Treat yourself and snag the Self Care Tee, Master Your
Mental Health Tee, Evolution Hoodie, or the AFM x Halo Sweatpants. And, if
you’re attending the Halo World Championship in Seattle, head to the Halo Gear
Shop and be the first to get your hands on the AFM x Halo gear! 



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But that is not all! On October 27th, the full AFM X Halo
collection will be available in <a href="https://www.pacsun.com/action-figure-miles/">PacSun</a> stores
across the US and online. 



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Now, join us for a quick chat with the creator himself, Rakeem
Miles.  



Hi Rakeem, thanks for joining us! First, please introduce yourself
and share a bit about some of the awesome things you produce.  



My name is Rakeem Miles, I’m a musician, designer,
and writer from Baltimore, Maryland. I started my clothing brand Action Figure
Miles around 2015, and it’s now a full on fashion brand with retail
opportunities such as PacSun and Urban Outfitters. 



I have also had the opportunity to do some work with
Adult Swim/Cartoon network for a few projects Adult Swim produced. As far as
music, I’ve been working on a new album currently with members of the band
Gorillaz, Mike Larson (Pharrell Williams engineer), and many others. Hoping to
release the project in 2023.



What is your history with the Halo franchise? Can you recall the
first time you played? 



My
history with Halo starts all the way back to 2007. I started playing Halo
consistently during the Halo 3 days. I started out joining clans, and other
gaming groups, playing customs etc., and it led to me discovering the
competitive world in 2008. 



I
discovered MLG at that time and became super interested in playing
competitively. I primarily played the MLG playlist on Halo, achieved my first
50 in MLG, then started playing local LAN tournaments.



You have said the Master Chief is a character you look up to, why
is that?  



The Master Chief has always been a heroic character,
someone who you can learn from, who is a leader, and who doesn’t have any fear.
Master Chief, pushes through boundaries with the world on his shoulders. I see
that in myself, and my brand AFM. The Action Figure Miles character that I have
developed and built my brand around is also a hero.



Who is Action Figure Miles? And, what led you to build it into a
brand?



Action
Figure Miles is an artistic representation of myself and the hero I wish I had
as a kid. His blue skin represents the depression that I dealt with from a
young age, while the superhero aesthetic shows his strength in the face of
adversity. His blue painted skin and costume are a disguise that he has built
to protect himself from the trauma he has gone through. He puts them on in an
effort to be his own hero, constantly fighting and pushing forward so that he
can become his true heroic self, inside and out.



What
led me to creating this brand is knowing I could use the clothing to express
myself in other ways, and uplift people through clothing. Clothing is like a
walking billboard, someone can be walking right next to me or someone who’s a
fan of AFM who’s wearing the clothing and see the positive message and it could
change their whole outlook just from seeing that message. 



Do you have a favorite piece from the collection? 



Yes, I like the Self Care shirt the most! It’s my
favorite, but I also like the sweatpants. 



Thank you to Rakeem for giving us more insight into
his work and brand, Action Figure Miles. If you’re attending the Halo World
Championship in Seattle be on the lookout for Rakeem and the AFM x Halo
collection in the Halo Gear Shop on-site. For those not in attendance, head to
the <a href="https://gear.xbox.com/pages/halo">Halo Gear Shop</a>
and <a href="https://www.pacsun.com/action-figure-miles/">PacSun</a>
stores to get your favorite piece from the AFM x Halo collection.

343 INDUSTRIES

Action Figure Miles x Halo

Games

The Winter Update for Halo Infinite is just a few short weeks away, bringing with it a plethora of new content.



Campaign Network Co-Op will allow you and up to three of your friends to experience the Master Chief’s journey in Halo Infinite’s Campaign together—from the Warship Gbraakon to the Silent Auditorium, and the vast shattered landscapes of Zeta Halo itself. This will further be supported with the addition of Mission Replay, allowing you to hop between completed missions as you wish, and gives you a further 24 Achievements to unlock.



The Forge Beta will also arrive in the Winter Update. With thousands of new objects and countless new additions and improvements, many of which we explored in our <a href="https://www.halowaypoint.com/news/halo-infinite-forge-fundamentals">Forge Fundamentals</a> video series, the time has come for you to unleash your creativity as we put the most powerful tools of Halo’s map and mode creation in your hands at last.



And that’s just the tip of the iceberg. With a new 30-tier Battle Pass, new events, new modes, new maps, and more, our latest Overview showcases all the exciting new additions coming your way when the Winter Update launches on November 8.



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Alex Wakeford

Halo Infinite | Winter Update Overview

The first time I looked at Forge in Halo Infinite, I was like “Oh hey, cool that’s… oh, holy– you guys did what?!”



With November already on the horizon, in just a few short months the Forge Beta will be in your hands to unleash your creativity with, dare we say, infinite possibilities.



In this four-part video series, we’re going to explore the foundational elements of Forge to get you acquainted with its tools, showcase brand new features and improvements from previous games, and provide some direct developer insight into what’s coming.



Here are the topics we’ll be covering in each video of this series:



<ul><li><a href="#building">Part 1: Building</a> – what can I make and how do I make it?</li><li><a href="#scripting">Part 2: Scripting & Bots</a> – what is scripting, how can I use it, and how can I test my map with bots?</li><li><a href="#lighting-audio">Part 3: Lighting & Audio</a> – what lighting, art, and audio tools can make my maps look and sound great?</li><li><a href="https://www.halowaypoint.com/news/halo-infinite-forge-fundamentals#file-sharing-canvases">Part 4: File Sharing & Canvases</a> – where can I build my maps and how can people discover them?</li></ul>



But first, of course, for those of you who may just be joining us on this great journey, or may need a refresher, let us take a moment to look back on what Forge represents as a pillar for Halo…



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<h2 class="wp-block-heading">WHAT IS FORGE?</h2>



Once upon a time, matches on Halo 2’s Colossus would begin with a frenetic rush to collect the various plasma pistols and battle rifles strewn across its lower end, and we would have to impose honor rules.



In those days, the placement of weapons, objectives, spawns, and other details of Halo’s multiplayer spaces were largely fixed—rooted in place, until they were picked up and spent, after which an invisible countdown would bring them back to be fought over once again.



But then, Halo 3 brought with it an exciting new feature. Forge began as an object layout editor, enabling players to rework weapons, vehicles, scenery, and spawns—and you could invite your friends to hop in and test out these changes live, or spend an hour trying to drop tanks on each other.



As with all creative tools, when put in the hands of the community, impossible things happened. You built Scarabs and Pelicans out of crates and scenery items. You used teleporter nodes to keep objects floating in the air. You discovered techniques that allowed blocks to intersect with each other and the environment, creating all-new maps on empty canvases.



From that point, Forge ceased to be a simple layout editor. It became a map maker, and a community of creative cartographers arose from its foundations.



Since then, Forge has been continually upgraded in successive Halo titles with new tools and capabilities to give Forgers more agency and options in what they seek to create. More objects, bigger budgets, new terrain pieces, color editing, magnets, baked lighting, scripting… Forge is your playground, and in Halo Infinite we’re giving you more toys to play with than ever before.



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<h2 class="wp-block-heading" id="building">PART 1 – BUILDING</h2>



In our first video, we focus on some of the core features that have been added or improved in Halo Infinite’s version of Forge.



Join Michael Schorr, Forge Lead Designer, and Cliff Schuldt, Multiplayer Level Designer, as they walk through object palettes, new features (such as the much-anticipated undo/redo buttons and object scaling), and much more that will empower you to build and create.



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We look forward to seeing what you all can build when the Forge Beta lands later this year. Until then, be sure to subscribe to <a rel="noreferrer noopener" href="https://www.youtube.com/Halo" target="_blank">our YouTube channel</a> to see even more Forge videos in the coming weeks.



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<h2 class="wp-block-heading" id="scripting">PART 2 – SCRIPTING & BOTS</h2>



In our second video, we’re exploring new and improved features around scripting, node graphs, and Bot support on Forge maps.



Michael Schorr, Forge Lead Designer, and Connor Kennelly, Technical Designer, dive into the fundamentals of scripting: what is it, how can I use it, what sort of things does it enable me to do with my maps, and how has it been made more accessible from how it’s previously appeared in Halo 2: Anniversary and Halo 5? And, most importantly: how do I use scripting to make my assault rifle shoot rockets?



Of course, as you’re building things, you’re going to want to try them out as well. Michael and Connor detail how you can test your scripts in the newly added Test Mode, and how you can also get a good feel for how your map plays with the addition of Bots—as well as the “nav mesh” which directs how Bots can move around your custom maps.



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These features are just another aspect of how Forge in Halo Infinite is levelling up to empower you with more options to create maps with more agency than ever before.



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<h2 class="wp-block-heading" id="lighting-audio">PART 3 – LIGHTING & AUDIO</h2>



For our third Forge video, we’re looking at how you can leverage new lighting and audio tools in the creation of your maps.



Michael Schorr, Forge Lead Designer, and Tyler Feddeler, Lighting Artist, showcase a series of new lighting and audio options that can be used to create more immersive and detailed maps than ever before.



Adjust your map’s time of day and even change the color of the sun and sky to get the exact atmosphere you want, whether that’s a pitch-black night-time environment with volumetric fog and curated shadows, a neon pink sun blazing down upon the battlefield, or anything equally wild your imagination comes up with. The sky(box) truly is the limit!



Then bring your maps to life with a suite of ambient audio options with primary and secondary sounds, reverb, effects, and even scripting audio. Looking to make an underwater or outer space map? It’s not just the sights, but the sounds that are now an integral part of your Forge arsenal.



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<h2 class="wp-block-heading" id="lighting-audio">PART 4 – FILE SHARING & CANVASES</h2>



Our fourth and final Forge video details the canvases you’ll be building your maps on and the key to sharing your creations with your friends and other players. 



The Halo Infinite Forge Beta will launch with six canvas maps, providing a range of environments—from arid desert to lush grasslands and marshes, to outer space and the underwater sea floor, and even a blank void—which are about double the size of Halo 5’s canvases. 



Add collaborators to your map, giving your selected friends a range of options to co-Forge alongside you and list them in its credits; look at your map’s “version history” and track the major additions or changes you’ve made to then seamlessly jump between past and present versions of your maps; and head into the main menu’s Community tab to browse published maps, modes, and prefabs from other players. 



Join John Junyszek, Senior Community Manager, and Michael Schorr, Forge Lord (that is, Forge Lead Designer!), one last time as they get you acquainted with the powerful options and tools at your disposal when Forge arrives with the Winter Update on November 8.



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Halo Infinite – Forge Fundamentals

Esports

Since Halo Infinite’s launch nearly 1 year ago the community has been contributing crowdfunded dollars to the Halo esports ecosystem. Up to this point, nearly $500,000 has already gone directly towards boosting prize pools of official HCS events – and that doesn’t include funds that have gone directly to partnered teams from the sale of cosmetics in their store. This is remarkable. Thank you to everyone who has contributed up to this point. Partway through the season, based on the community feedback, we realized there was an opportunity to use the crowdfunding to have a greater impact on the ecosystem at large, rather than just a few select tournaments. This led us to begin working with partnered teams to see where we could support and the result was boosting the FaZe prize pool to $75,000 back in April, as well as working with eUnited to fund the Grunt Classic tournament that just took place last month. Supporting partnered teams in this way has proven to be a powerful route to take as we can elevate the work that they’re doing, and even fill in gaps in the roadmap with all new tournaments.   



Going forward, we’re going to continue this new philosophy in an effort to bolster the roadmap and add new events all together, rather than boosting what are already very large prize pools. Overall, we believe this holistic approach will result in more opportunities for players, as well as more content and entertainment for fans to watch. Ultimately, we feel this will drive a larger impact across the entire ecosystem, rather than putting so many eggs in one basket. And on top of all this, we’re going to be increasing the HaloWC FFA Prize Pool from $5,000 to $25,000. Finally, with all that said we’re excited to offer our biggest prize pool of the year at HaloWC with $1,000,000 on the line, of which $400,000 goes to first place alone.  







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So, what’s next? We’ve already begun working with the partnered teams to add more events to the roadmap and we’ll be sharing more details live at the Halo World Championship, along with initial roadmap details for Year 2 of the Halo Championship Series. Like with Year 1, our aim is to publicly announce the entire Year 2 roadmap before all of the Official HCS competition begins, and we’ll be releasing more info following the Halo World Championship this year.  



Once again, we want to say thank you to everyone in the community that has supported HCS. From the fans, to the players, the teams, and all of our partners – thank you.   



The Halo World Championship begins October 20 with the Play-In Stage of the tournament with the Main Event taking place October 21-23 live from the Seattle Convention Center. We hope you all enjoy the show and for those attending the event, we’ll see you there! To see all the latest HaloWC info including schedule and the full FAQ head to the event page on <a href="https://www.halowaypoint.com/news/halowc2022">Halo.gg</a>.

Official HCS

Crowdfunding Approach and Updates

Community

Community Update

Forging Forth

As we continue to explore and experiment with Halo Infinite’s playlist offerings, two new experiences now join the fray – Ranked FFA and Social Slayer.  



On top of being a blast, both playlists provide unique opportunities to learn even more about player preferences in matchmaking. Their additions as rotationals will help us study player behavior and playlist health, which will help inform our future rotational plans for the Winter Update and beyond. In <a href="https://www.halowaypoint.com/news/halo-infinite-september-playlist-update" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">September’s Playlist Update</a> blog, we discussed this concept in greater depth and also outlined the popularity of Halo Infinite’s existing playlists. 



Now, let’s take a look at the two new playlists you can play today!



<h3 class="wp-block-heading">Ranked Free-For-All</h3>



Ranked FFA will test your ability to separate yourself from the pack. Prove that you are the ultimate lone wolf and climb your way up the ranks.



<h4 class="wp-block-heading">Modes</h4>



<ul><li>Ranked FFA Slayer</li><li>Ranked FFA King of the Hill</li></ul>



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<h3 class="wp-block-heading">Social Slayer</h3>



Social Slayer takes fun to the extreme with some new action-packed Slayer variants. Hop into this playlist with your friend and you’ll have more fun than a barrel of monkeys.



<h4 class="wp-block-heading">Modes</h4>



<ul><li>Kong Slayer</li><li>Ninja Slayer</li><li>Purple Reign Slayer</li><li>Rock ‘n’ Repulsors Slayer</li><li>Rocket Dodgeball</li></ul>



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Whether you’re powering through the ranks in Ranked FFA or throwing Fusion Coils at each other in Social Slayer, we hope you find these new experiences enjoyable.



If you have any feedback about these playlists, please let us know in the <a rel="noreferrer noopener" href="https://forums.halowaypoint.com/c/games/halo-infinite/8" target="_blank">Halo Waypoint forums</a>. If you run into any technical issues while playing, be sure to report it on the <a rel="noreferrer noopener" href="https://aka.ms/HaloSupport" target="_blank">Halo Support site</a>.



We’ll see you online in matchmaking or in-person at the <a rel="noreferrer noopener" href="https://www.halowaypoint.com/news/HaloWC2022" target="_blank">Halo World Championship</a> next week in Seattle!

Unyshek

Ranked FFA & Social Slayer

Canon Fodder

Issue 133

Canon Fodder: Food For Thought

Halo Waypoint - Game History & PGCR

As Halo Infinite’s in-game offerings continue to expand, so does our support for the game with Halo Waypoint’s web and mobile app experiences. From launching with deep game integration to expanding its feature set with Halo Infinite’s Service Record earlier this year, Halo Waypoint continues to improve as the essential companion to the game.



Today, we’re excited to share that Halo Waypoint’s latest update, which is now available on all platforms, brings two highly requested features to players’ fingertips — <a rel="noreferrer noopener" href="https://www.halowaypoint.com/halo-infinite/players/Unyshek/matches?page=1" target="_blank">Game History</a> and <a rel="noreferrer noopener" href="https://www.halowaypoint.com/halo-infinite/players/Unyshek/matches/583a7b16-dda3-46cd-9a25-44890a453f03" target="_blank">Post-Game Carnage Reports (PGCR)</a> for Halo Infinite.



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The Game History feature serves as your main navigation page to find previous Halo Infinite matches that you’ve played in. That means this goes all the way back to your first match ever played, even all the way back to our surprise launch on November 15 of last year.



From this Game History page, you can select a match and examine its PGCR to see its scoreboard and all its finer details. Kills, Objective play, Accuracy, Medals, and plenty more stats—they’re all shown on this deeper dive with the PGCR. Additionally, if the match was Ranked, you can also see how much your CSR moved up or down as a result of that match’s outcome.



<figure class="wp-block-image"><img decoding="async" src="https://wpassets.halowaypoint.com/wp-content/2022/10/Waypoint-PGCR-Ranked-Progression-Diamond.jpg" alt="PGCR's Player Recap of a Ranked Arena match, including CSR progression "/><figcaption> PGCR’s Player Recap of a Ranked Arena match, including CSR progression </figcaption></figure>



We’re excited to continue supporting Halo Infinite and Halo Waypoint experiences across the board, and today’s update is another step on that great journey. 



To try out these features on your mobile device, download the Halo Waypoint app today: 



<ul><li>Android: <a rel="noreferrer noopener" href="https://aka.ms/HaloWaypointAndroid" target="_blank">https://aka.ms/HaloWaypointAndroid</a> </li><li>iOS: <a rel="noreferrer noopener" href="http://aka.ms/HaloWaypointiOS" target="_blank">http://aka.ms/HaloWaypointiOS</a> </li></ul>



If you have any feedback about this latest update, please share be sure to share it with us on our <a rel="noreferrer noopener" href="https://forums.halowaypoint.com/" target="_blank">Forums</a>. If you come across any technical issues, please let us know on <a rel="noreferrer noopener" href="https://aka.ms/HaloSupport" target="_blank">the Halo Support site</a>. 



Thank you for your continued support and feedback, and we’ll see you online!